I see this happening more & more. It's not so much here, but on twitter & especially reddit. Why? Is this a millennial thing? Don't they know if you chop off the "I mean" the sentence means the same thing the majority of the time?
E.g. I mean if you want a smaller iPhone, buy the SE, but I'd get the 6S if it was me.
Basically, it's like a filler word, you know ?
I mean, you mad brah?
the REAL Hingle McCringleberry wrote:
I mean, you mad brah?
I mean, like yeah. I mean, it seems like a wast of words, space, & time to get to the point.
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